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  1. arfur

    315R 1997 Manual

    Thanks Snowball Were there many differences between the 97 and 04. I see the forks are different.
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    315R 1997 Manual

    Hi All, Just acquired a 1997 315r, does anyone have a link to a service manual? Thanks
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    247 Fork Oil

    Hi Dave, Excellent. See you there I'm #18 Thanks Dale
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    247 Fork Oil

    Finally got time to look at this. I drained the oil by pumping the forks as you all suggested. It only had 100ml in the left hand leg and 75ml in the right hand leg. No obvious huge leaks on the seals so I guess somebody was playing with oil levels in the past. I have charged it with 200ml in each and it feels much firmer, Have a trial next Sunday so will see what it goes like/ Dave, regarding the carb over run / rich mixture. I am still having issues. It still takes about 2-3 seconds to get back down to idle after a hand full of throttle. I replaced gasket on the carb along with the o rings on the idle and air screw. Also flattened off the carb outlet flange and fitted a new o ring there too. Doesn't seem to have changed much. I am largely suspecting the crank seals again as I did not get a full charge of oil out of the clutch side although I know there are a couple of places that the oil gets stuck behind in the casing, Running fully synthetic oil at 40:1 and still a very black plug. The main bearings sounded fairly noisy but I forgot to check for any play so I might strip it down again and see what play there is. Thanks Dale.
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    247 Fork Oil

    Thanks for the replies. I will take the bolt and and push the forks up and down. You can never have too much oil on the floor!! How much tension on the top nut is there. As in will I end up with a hole in the garage roof when the last thread goes?
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    247 Fork Oil

    Hi all, Am I right in thinking that if I undo the drain bolt near the bottom of the fork in the picture it should allow the oil to drain out? I have undone both sides and nothing comes out. I guess this means there us no oil in them or is there some other reason nothing comes out?
  7. HI Graham, looking good. After doing my crank seals it still smoked a lot at first. Running 25:1 Putaline synthetic and after a couple of hours of running at the weekend it no longer looks like the red arrows have been through the section. I had to tweak the carb a lot on the idle speed and air screw after replacing the seals, I guess this is a good thing as it must have been gulping air in before. How much engine noise do you have? Did you try turning the crank by hand when you had the primary gear off? Mine sounds awful. Someone had a listen to mine when it was running but said its fine just a bit of piston noise. Must just be the way things were back then... It looks like I have my front mudgaurd on back to front too. It was that way when I bought it though, honest!
  8. I used the impact driver on tge flywheel nuts etc. The shock helps it along. I did see the remnants of o rings on the bolts. I read somewhere that the main crank cases but not sure why they are needed on the clutch cover?
  9. Spent the weekend replacing crank seals so no practise this weekend. Joined another club and have a trial/training session on Sunday
  10. M7 would be hard to find I'm sure. If you haven't got one get an impact driver. All the nuts came off easy and I used it to tighten the puller on the primary gear and it came off in seconds☺
  11. They were M5. Got loads of stainless ones at work.
  12. Replaced the crank seals. Tuned up the carb and now when I twist the throttle the engine goes faster instead of dieing. Got a trial booked for next Sunday to see if it's any better. Happy days Thanks for all your advice, especially G!
  13. Thanks G, just bought some pullers so its all systems go for tomorrow.
  14. Hi G Thanks for the info and the link to the post. I've ordered up new parts and got both cases off ready. Just need to rip it all apart. The left hand side has been done at some point as there's lots of instant gasket around! Still going to try and get the flywheel and drive gear off again. I have a couple of questions though. What torque did you use to put the nuts back on again? Did you take the clutch off? If so is as simple as undoing the nut and pulling it off the shaft? Thanks Arfur
  15. So now I can get the covers off I am looking at replacing the crank seals. I have searched for any instructions on this but have only found little bits and pieces. Has anyone got an advice before I start?
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